now that i've got all the fancy parts of klipper (input shaping, pressure advance, adaptive mesh leveling, auto z-gantry leveling) fully tuned and working this shit really feels like magic. i am able to just run a print an it will finish successfully 100% of the time. absolutely incredible stuff. this is what i've been missing this whole time.
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I remember struggling to get a home-made delta printer running properly for so long. If you breathed on the thing wrong it would lose calibration.
Things have gotten SO much better.
it's so nice, i'm so excited to finally get to sit down and poke at it. It's so much a breath of fresh air over the Marlin stuff of yore (even with the nostalgia I now have for Marlin stuff being so quaint)
Enjoy your printer :)
How did you eventually figure it out? I gave up on 3D printing altogether because I couldn't get my cheap-ass printer to ever level properly so there was only ever a 30% chance of a print turning out even remotely right